12 years (well, technically 13)
When I was in kindergarten, I walked around looking at the 5th graders.
I thought to myself, I’ll become one of them later.
When I was a 6th grader, I was the youngest gladiator,
Fighting my way up the escalator, looking up to those big eight graders.
When I was a freshman, typing numbers into my calculator,
I was sitting across from a senior, who had no idea he was an indicator.
Indicating that I was almost there, almost grown up.
When I was a senior, I looked down at the line-up,
I thought to myself, “when did things speed-up”
Before I knew It I was walking across that stage all grownup.
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